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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Cesarean births"”.
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Self-esteem in Primiparas: Vaginal versus cesarean births
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An Analysis of Risk Factors Associated with High Rates of Cesarean Births in Three Selected Northeast Tennessee Hospitals.
… factors that may be linked to higher rates of cesarean sections in this region of Appalachia. Maternal age, race, insurance status, length of stay, and birth weight were evaluated to identify regional trends in the prevalence of these factors over a two-year period.</p> <p>There were 1,678 …
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The self-concept and body image of women who had cesarean births compared with women who had vaginal births
… body image of women who deliver their babies by cesarean section when compared with women who deliver their babies vaginally. The sample was comprised of 34 female subjects who ranged in age from 18 to 34 years. Nineteen of the women had had a cesarean section while 15 women had had a vaginal …
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Management of a social experiment across multiple settings and institutions regarding childbirth education programs and type of birth
… the "natural" method of birth. Socially, cesarean births are currently being performed in 20 percent of the cases. Nursing education literature Suggests that prepared childbirth education programs contribute to negative parental attitudes for those experiencing cesarean birth. In the case …
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Retrospective Descriptions of Relational Behaviors That Negatively Influenced Perinatal Perceptions During Traumatic Experiences Among Cesarean Birth Women
<p>Currently, cesarean births account for 24% of all births in the United States. Cesarean deliveries are known to have numerous emotional, psychological, and physical impacts on women, some of which are traumatic. However, past research has indicated that: 1) not all women who have cesarean …
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Fetal Heart Monitoring, Nursing Surveillance, and Cesarean Birth
<p>Purpose: Birth by cesarean delivery is a major public health issue with nearly one in three births delivered by cesarean section. Cesarean birth may be necessary to save mother or baby, but the rapid rise since 1996 without concomitant reduction in maternal and neonatal morbidity and mortality …
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i-MOM: Improving Maternal-fetal Outcome Monitoring
… of misinterpretation of the EFM. The cesarean birth is currently accepted as the most definitive method of birth to avoid potential hypoxic injury, and although it is often used in the setting of defensive medicine there is very little scientific data to support this view. …